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Houston is the largest city in Texas and the fourth largest in the United States. It is huge, both in population and in land area. "Urban sprawl" is a term tailor-made for this city, due to Houston being the largest unzoned city in the country. Houston ... Houston travel guide » and interactive map »
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Houston is served by two major commercial airports and two smaller regional airports. The large airports are: George Bush Intercontinental Airport, The larger of the two airports and is located 23 miles north of downtown near Beltway 8, between IH-45 North ... Houston flights »
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Houston International Hostel, 5302 Crawford Street, ☎ +1 713 523-1009, More of a large family house than a hostel, with bedrooms containing bunk beds for travelers. The house is in the downtown museum district so there is a lot to do within walking distance ... Houston hotels »
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Montrose

Montrose is in Houston. Both a street name and a neighborhood, Montrose is Houston's longtime home to a large portion of its gay ... Montrose Travel Guide »

Med Center and Rice

The area south and west of downtown Houston is home to Texas Medical Center, Rice University, and Hermann Park. Med Center and Rice Travel Guide »

Clear Lake

Clear Lake is a district of Houston. Clear Lake Travel Guide »

Uptown

Uptown is in Houston, though nobody in Houston has used that term since about 1970 --- it's generally referred to as "The ... Uptown Travel Guide »

Downtown

Downtown is in Houston. Downtown Travel Guide »

River Oaks

River Oaks is in Houston. Long known as Houston's most exclusive neighborhood, River Oaks is home to a large collection ... River Oaks Travel Guide »

The Heights

The Heights is in Houston. Houston's first suburb, built around a streetcar line, The Heights today is centrally located compared ... The Heights Travel Guide »

New Chinatown

New Chinatown is in Houston. - AKA Little Saigon located southwest of the center is the largest Chinatown in the world ... New Chinatown Travel Guide »

Warehouse District

The Warehouse District is in north of the original downtown and formerly the site of warehouses and industry. A short-lived ... Warehouse District Travel Guide »

Southwest Houston

Southwest Houston is a district of Houston. Center of much of the city's suburban development from the 1940s throught the 1970s ... Southwest Houston Travel Guide »

Midtown

Midtown is a district in Houston. This area experienced serious redevelopment in the 1990's and is now home to many of Houston's ... Midtown Travel Guide »
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